| Communication, Collaboration, and Community Inn-Wall Writing During the Song (960-1279) Cong Zhang |
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| We are One Family: The Vision of Guanxue in the Northern Song Ong Chang Woei |
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| Publishing Strategies in the Early Fourteenth Century: Yuan Jue’s Preface to Wang Yinglin's Kunxue jiwen Christian Soffel |
| The “Ancestors’ Family Instructions”: Authority and Sovereignty in Medieval China Christian Lamouroux and Deng Xiaonan |
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| A Study of the Changes in the “Tang-Song Transition Model ” Luo Yinan |
| Survey of the Historical Sources for the Five Dynasties and Ten States in Song Times Johannes L. Kurz |
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| Bibliography of Song History Studies in Japan (2004) Hirata Shigeki, ed. Part I: Update on Song Studies in Japan A. Japanese studies on Taoism and Chinese popular religion in the Song period, 1980 to the present Matsumoto Koichi B. New developments in the study of Chinese fiction -- Theoretical issues and a discussion of the application of the colloquial story (xiaoshuo 小說) to the study of social history Katsuyama Minoru Part II: Bibliography of Song History Studies in Japan (2004) Compiled by Anazawa Shoko |
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| Bibliography of Song Studies in Korea, 2000 -- 2003 Jung-Im Yuk, editor |
| The Song-Yuan-Ming Transition in Chinese History, edited by Paul Jakov Smith and Richard von Glahn, Christian Lamouroux |
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| The Teachings and Practices of the Early Quanzhen Taoist Masters, by Stephen Eskildsen Vincent Goossaert |
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| Women, Property, and
Confucian Reaction in Sung and Yüan China (960-1368), by Bettine Birge Janet Theiss |
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| Dōgaku no keisei, by Tsuchida Kenjirō Byounghee Min |
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